Deploy Lamp in Kubernetes with using Helm.
To create a Helm chart for a LAMP stack, you can follow these steps:
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To create a Helm chart for a LAMP stack, you can follow these steps:
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You have to set the Kubernetes cluster to follow these .
To access the master node in a Kubernetes cluster, follow these
Open a terminal session.
Use the SSH protocol to connect:
Enter your password or authenticate with your SSH key when prompted.
Once connected, you can perform administrative tasks on the Kubernetes master node.
To deploy a LAMP stack on Kubernetes with efficiency, we leverage Helm charts. Helm packages applications alongside their dependencies such as containers and services into a single deployment unit. Commence by creating a new directory specifically for your Helm chart
Run the cd command to navigate to the lamp-chart directory.
A tag identifies a specific version of an image.
tag: latest
Service types are used to specify the type of service that should be created for a deployment, service types determine how the service is exposed and accessed within a Kubernetes cluster
type: LoadBalancer
The target port is a crucial element in service configuration. It ensures correct traffic routing between the service and the container. You can specify the port that the container listens on and map it to a service port. Use it carefully to maintain proper communication and functionality.
Now back to my-lamp-chart directory run these command
Verify the installation:
When you create a YAML file for a LoadBalancer, it will automatically configure a new load balancer in the NeevCloud Panel. To verify the load balancer navigate to the neevcloud dashboard and select the networking section to click the Load Balancer.
This section provides an overview of the pools that have been added.
Open your browser and verify the service is running.
http://External_IP